The community school renovation project began during the St. David's 2003 Work Camp with the aid of over 30 volunteers from America.

The school was damaged during the war. Bosnian government assistance was not available; without the aid of St. David's, the school would continue to deteriorate.

The renovation completed included new windows, doors, floors, and lighting throughout the school. Also repaired and painted were the interior walls and exterior structure. A central heating system is still needed for the school.

Today, 440 students and 33 teachers have an improved academic environment. Further, the community has a school that they can be proud of, and one that will attract more refugee family returnees.